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- All the monocultured staple crops such as corn and wheat.
Source: Terminally Dependent Society -
Lee's move was also motivated by a chronic food supply problem — Southern plantation holders were so hung up on growing cotton that there wasn't enough fertile land set aside for food crops, while agriculture in the North was mainly foodstuffs like wheat and corn.
Source: Invaded States of America -
In comparison, two-thirds of the entire world at present is dependent on wheat, rice, and corn.
Source: Film / Interstellar
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